Get Started With Windows 8 And Its Keyboard Shortcuts To Help You Get Around

It has been over
half a year now, that Windows 8 has been with us, and it has been
spreading its features and behaviors that plan to completely baffle
the most experienced PC users. If you’re a used to early versions of
Windows then you’re going to notice that a lot has changed and they
are immediately intuitive.



Windows 8 brings
numerous enhancement to the operating system that we are all used to,
but it also introduces bigger changes. The OS feature in Windows 8
has given phenomenal touch control feature that in result had made
the mouse and keyboard commands feel like left out or
afterthoughts.

Here goes out the Start menu and the new
touch-based Start screen comes into the system with new Windows 8
apps style and new interface customs. You can make your Windows Start
screen tiles by adjusting the sizes, location of the files or
folders.

So get started with
Windows 8, to take the advantage of SkyDrive as it gives you the
convenience of cloud, it serves as the backup for PC settings as well
Dropbox-style syncing services.
Following are
some most important tips and tricks, so get the most out of Windows 8
shortcuts keys:
Press the Windows
key to
enter the Start screen or get access to the Desktop.
Press the Windows
key + M to minimize everything that’s showing on the desktop.
Press the Windows
key + D to open the Windows Desktop.
Press the Windows
key + . to quickly open or close Windows apps on the side of the
screen.
Press the Windows
key + X to quickly open the access menu, which gives you access to
many of the features most power users would want like Device Manager
and Command Prompt, File Explorer, Run and more.
Press the Windows
key + C to open the Charms.
Press the Windows
key + I to open the Settings menu, which is the same Settings found
in Charms and give access to the Control Panel, Personalization, and
your Power button.
Press and hold the
Windows key + Tab to open a list of currently running programs or
show open apps.
Press the Windows
key + Print screen to take a screen
shot
, which automatically get saved into your Pictures
folder.


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